... Unionist aid Socialist workmen has failed. The seat of this conspiracy was in the IParliamentary Committee of the British Trade Union Congress. That committee lisa already been ?? to convene a conference to which representatives of the Socialist, and co-operative ...

... piltvs. Sixteen Iranlches oif thie I.L.P. sent. 3-4 dtegte. Nine branches, if tile S.D)1F. sent 19 deegts. 'lii-i.i .553 Socialist Ti-peelitttlii- ti yes. 'T'i e rn 55 total oft repd sentat ives aniolooitc. tc. 226. Pt'icnt etil everv dtricit-i itt S~coiultndt ...

... plper on t! e- Some t'bjections to Stat Socialism. Mr. t! id Baylis dealt chiefly with the prop~sals of the sl ae ?? Socialists. He said that two main diffa- d 0- eultie.s Ptood in the way of any system of - tare to noci lism, namely (1) the danger ...

... though these unions are almost a unanimously Socialistic, mis they are trade unions, d tend not Socialist organisations, the proper title i: of a Congress in which they sit is Trade Unionist and Socialist.. For my. part I welcome this mingling of the ...

... aspect of the miease. 6 Herr Beel (Socialist) opposed the Bill. He said his party was against the preseat demnd I and all similar proposals on the ground that , they tended to support a system against which the Socialists were fighting. As to the opposi- ...

... Minister of Railways, Posts, and Telegraphs, and Professor Denis, a Socialist. At the opening of the sitting to- day, yesterday's incident led to an encounter between the Socialists and some members of the Right, who, after assailing each other with violent ...

... tt r- in this matter the feelings of the working C e classes. Possibly he has interpreted the in i views of the Fabian or Socialist workman, cr but we have grave doubts whether a vote bii of the cotton operatives Or of the Miners' a ?? would endorse his ...

... for our misfortunes in & South Africa, yet as to the home policy of the Governmiet he considers it a great deal C it too Socialistic to be further countenancc ) or tolerated. This is reactionary Toryism y in domestic matters, which leads to more i Y doles ...

... the House of Com- mons. The conference, a preponderating majority of the delegates being Socialists, de- cined, onl the advice of thle representatives of a Socialist organnisation, to make the acceptance of the principles of Socialism the test of a man' ...

... sides. The Independent Labour Party. as is very well known, contains a large infusion of Socialists, anad it is this party, coupled with the advanced or Socialistic wing9 of the trades -d unionists, which really believes that the new r Labour party -will ...

... And when my colleague can produce evidence that there are in the 'whole of the British Isles 23,000 workmen outside of the Socialist organisatiols| and the Irish parties paying weekly contributions for political. objects, I shall be prepared to admit that ...

... the 6th January and at London on the 27th February I stood forth as the spokesman of the I.L.P. and led the Socialist opposition to this Socialist re- solution. I am therefore in the deliberate opinion of the hxecutive Council of the H.D.F. a double-dyed ...